Phoenix - Revision history

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	~~Phoenix is a standard~~ [[Plug-ins\|plug-in]] that is shipped with the [[BZFlag Source]] code. It modifies the starting, or [[Spawning]] position of a player tank so it will respawn where it last died. If the tank has not died ( first spawn ) the normal spawning rules for the server will be used.		#REDIRECT [[Plug-ins]]

	~~Phoenix is included in [[BZFlag 2.0.9\|v2.0.9]] and [[BZFlag SVN]] as of April 15th, 2007 and later releases.~~

	~~==Usage==~~
	Phoenix is not a plug-in for all server types. It is intended for race type maps where the goal is to finish a course, and weapon use is just to slow your opponents down. Phoenix should not be used on maps that have [[Physics_Drivers\|physics drivers]] that use the DEATH option, as tanks will respawn and just die again.

	~~On a flag capture event, everyone will be reset back to normal spawns for their next spawn.~~

	~~==History==~~
	Phoenix was made in response to postings on the BZBB forums about the desire for a non-lethal weapon that disabled a tank for a short time. By respawning where the user was when they died, they are effectively disabled for a death time.

	~~[[Category:Plug-Ins~~]]

JeffM2501: not in dev cat

2013-02-09T06:53:58Z

not in dev cat

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	Phoenix was made in response to postings on the BZBB forums about the desire for a non-lethal weapon that disabled a tank for a short time. By respawning where the user was when they died, they are effectively disabled for a death time.		Phoenix was made in response to postings on the BZBB forums about the desire for a non-lethal weapon that disabled a tank for a short time. By respawning where the user was when they died, they are effectively disabled for a death time.

	~~[[Category:Development]]~~
	[[Category:Plug-Ins]]		[[Category:Plug-Ins]]

70.104.166.49: fixed spelling

2007-11-17T02:44:25Z

fixed spelling

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	Phoenix is not a plug-in for all server types. It is intended for race type maps where the goal is to finish a course, and weapon use is just to slow your opponents down. Phoenix should not be used on maps that have [[Physics_Drivers\|physics drivers]] that use the DEATH option, as tanks will respawn and just die again.		Phoenix is not a plug-in for all server types. It is intended for race type maps where the goal is to finish a course, and weapon use is just to slow your opponents down. Phoenix should not be used on maps that have [[Physics_Drivers\|physics drivers]] that use the DEATH option, as tanks will respawn and just die again.

	On a flag capture event, everyone will be reset back to normal spawns for ~~there~~ next spawn.		On a flag capture event, everyone will be reset back to normal spawns for their next spawn.

	==History==		==History==

68.209.251.67 at 01:23, 16 April 2007

2007-04-16T01:23:25Z

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	==Usage==		==Usage==
	Phoenix is not a plug-in for all server types. It is intended for race type maps where the goal is to finish a course, and weapon use is just to slow your opponents down. Phoenix should not be used on maps that have physics drivers that use the DEATH option, as tanks will respawn and just die again.		Phoenix is not a plug-in for all server types. It is intended for race type maps where the goal is to finish a course, and weapon use is just to slow your opponents down. Phoenix should not be used on maps that have [[Physics_Drivers\|physics drivers]] that use the DEATH option, as tanks will respawn and just die again.

	On a flag capture event, everyone will be reset back to normal spawns for there next spawn.		On a flag capture event, everyone will be reset back to normal spawns for there next spawn.

JeffM2501 at 20:57, 15 April 2007

2007-04-15T20:57:58Z

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	==Usage==		==Usage==
	Phoenix is not a plug-in for all server types. It is intended for race type maps where the goal is to finish a course, and weapon use is just to slow your opponents down. Phoenix should not be used on maps that have physics drivers that use the DEATH option, as tanks will respawn and just die again.		Phoenix is not a plug-in for all server types. It is intended for race type maps where the goal is to finish a course, and weapon use is just to slow your opponents down. Phoenix should not be used on maps that have physics drivers that use the DEATH option, as tanks will respawn and just die again.

			On a flag capture event, everyone will be reset back to normal spawns for there next spawn.

	==History==		==History==

JeffM2501: New page: Phoenix is a standard plug-in that is shipped with the BZFlag Source code. It modifies the starting, or Spawning position of a player tank so it will respawn where it ...

2007-04-15T20:50:52Z

New page: Phoenix is a standard plug-in that is shipped with the BZFlag Source code. It modifies the starting, or Spawning position of a player tank so it will respawn where it ...

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Phoenix is a standard [[Plug-ins|plug-in]] that is shipped with the [[BZFlag Source]] code. It modifies the starting, or [[Spawning]] position of a player tank so it will respawn where it last died. If the tank has not died ( first spawn ) the normal spawning rules for the server will be used.

Phoenix is included in [[BZFlag 2.0.9|v2.0.9]] and [[BZFlag SVN]] as of April 15th, 2007 and later releases.

==Usage==
Phoenix is not a plug-in for all server types. It is intended for race type maps where the goal is to finish a course, and weapon use is just to slow your opponents down. Phoenix should not be used on maps that have physics drivers that use the DEATH option, as tanks will respawn and just die again.

==History==
Phoenix was made in response to postings on the BZBB forums about the desire for a non-lethal weapon that disabled a tank for a short time. By respawning where the user was when they died, they are effectively disabled for a death time.

[[Category:Development]]
[[Category:Plug-Ins]]